• Eyecode Availability Chart
• Eyecode Techincal Data and Wearer Study Notes

• 2012 Free Form Lens Handbook
• 2011 Free Form Lens Handbook
• Free Form Progressive Lens Availability Chart (Updated 6-12-2012)

DELIVER THE MOST PRECISE, INDIVIDUALIZED VISION

Visioffice is the first and only universal measuring system that allows you to obtain every possible parameter needed for today's individualized lenses.

Only the Visioffice system measures a revolutionary new parameter — the real 3D position of the Eye Rotation Center for each eye — so you can dispense Essilor's unique eyecode™ lenses.

 

Eyecode™ lenses take individualized vision to a new level

Eyecode lenses are revolutionary new lenses based on real, dynamic 3D measurements of the eye, the frame, and visual behavior of the wearer.

These lenses are the only lenses that use the wearer’s real eye rotation center and natural head posture data to perfectly calculate the design for each eye, of every wearer. This provides the best visual quality in each gaze direction, and the highest level of individualization on the market today.

 

EYECODE LENSES ARE BUILT ON THREE LEVELS OF PERSONALIZATION

1. Eye Data
The Eye Rotation Center (ERC) is a critical parameter that is unique to each person-and to each eye.

2. Frame Data
Incorporating frame dimensions is critical to guaranteeing outstanding visual performance. Eyecode lenses are personalized to account for how the lenses will be positioned in front of the wearer's eye.

3. Behavioral Data
Natural Head Posture is unique to every wearer and can vary widely, impacting lens performance. Combining the real 3D position of the ERC and the Natural Head Posture provides the best visual quality in each gaze direction.

With eyecode lenses, your patients get the most precise vision possible, no matter where they look through the lens — instantly and effortlessly.

 

Exclusive eyecode™ products – only available to eyecare professionals with the Visioffice System:

 

How to measure for Eyecode lenses?

The Visioffice® system is required to take the eyecode lens measurements.